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Pernod Ricard's share of the Scotch Whisky market is second only to Diageo's; a fact that is in no small part down to their acquisition of Aberlour distillery in 1974. Despite being unlucky enough to suffer two catastrophic fires (in 1879 and 1898), Aberlour has enjoyed stable production throughout most of its life, and under the current regime its popularity has exploded. This is especially true ...
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86.2 / 100 · Based on 5 published reviews.
raincheckrambler9 OctThis is a 12-year-old Scottish Speyside single malt, with sherry, dried fruit and caramel giving its character a warmly sweet direction. The malt and light oak make it an appealing fit for my preferences.
SilverRadio28 SeptThis reads as a dessert-leaning Speyside malt, with sherry and dried fruit giving the caramel and brûléed-sugar notes a useful counterpoint. The warm, creamy palate sounds especially appealing, while the medium-length finish keeps the impression measured rather than sprawling. The SGD 224.06 selling-price reference is worth weighing against that character, but the number alone doesn’t establish good value. Overall, it looks like a well-focused, sweet-leaning choice for someone who enjoys sherry-led malt.
driftwood.sparrow20 SeptSherry, caramel and dried fruit make this an appealing style; listed at SGD 224.06.
afterglowrambler5 SeptThe warm, creamy malt and sherry sweetness sound easy to settle into, with dried fruit and caramel giving it a richer side. Orange, spice, and vanilla add a little lift to the medium finish.
